WHAT CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH EXAMS LOOK LIKE:
What the C1 Advanced exam looks like
What the tests for children look like:Pre-A1 Starters vocabulary list |
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| What the A2 Key for Schools (KET fS) exam looks like
Key for Schools vocabulary list |
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| What the B1 Preliminary for Schools (PET fS) exam looks like
Preliminary for Schools vocabulary list |
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| What the B2 First for Schools (FCE fS) exam looks like
Download a sample B2 First for Schools (FCE fS) |
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| What the B2 First (FCE) exam looks like
Download a sample B2 First (FCE) exam |
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| What the C1 Advanced (CAE) exam looks like
Download a sample C1 Advanced (CAE) exam |
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| What the C2 Proficiency (CPE) exam looks like
Download a sample C2 Proficiency (CPE) exam |
We encourage you to use our database of practice exams. It is advisable to familiarize yourself with the test format if you plan to take a Cambridge English exam in the near future. Understanding the exam format and its components will help you feel confident on the exam day. Each exam component includes an answer key (Answer Key) for self-assessment. The Writing component features a grading description and a sample paper with examiner’s comments.